Checking fuel pressure

[efnfast]

Bertha Butt, ever meet a Bertha that didn't have a fat butt. Thanks Doug.

[efnfast]

Thanks Cliff. What i found was 50 bucks and had all kinds of different hoses and stuff. I couldn't justify it, so I cobbled together an R12 hose and misc fittings. 'Course when it leaks gas all over the place and I catch the car on fire, 50 bucks looks pretty good. -Steve

[scottfab]

Originally Posted by efnfast

Thanks Cliff. What i found was 50 bucks and had all kinds of different hoses and stuff. I couldn't justify it, so I cobbled together an R12 hose and misc fittings. 'Course when it leaks gas all over the place and I catch the car on fire, 50 bucks looks pretty good. -Steve

If you have an Harbor Freight store near you they are about $20
http://www.harborfreight.com/fuel-in...ter-92699.html

[efnfast]

Thanks Scott, don't have a Harbor Freight localy, but I've bought from them on line. Thats the kit my local parts store quoted at $53.

[scottfab]

Originally Posted by efnfast

Thanks Scott, don't have a Harbor Freight localy, but I've bought from them on line. Thats the kit my local parts store quoted at $53.

You maybe lucky one isn't near you. Buying tools and hardware can be addicting. I go there now on occasion just to make sure there's nothing new there that I don't have

[efnfast]

I just ordered the fuel pressure kit you linked to me. Thanks

[scottfab]

Originally Posted by efnfast

I just ordered the fuel pressure kit you linked to me. Thanks

If you remember to drain the fuel out of it it'll last a long time.

[efnfast]

Don't expect to use it often, but if anybody ever wants to borrow it.....